BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - Former HealthSouth CEO Richard Scrushyhas testified that he transferred millions of dollars in propertyto a company run by his son-in-law in early 2006, before he wasconvicted of bribery.

Scrushy described the transfer during sworn testimony Monday ashe was quizzed by attorneys for HealthSouth shareholders seeking tocollect on a $2.9 billion judgment.

The Birmingham News reports that Scrushy said he loaned money toEstrada Land LLC, which is run by his son-in-law Mike Plaia, topurchase several pieces of Scrushy property, including land on theGulf coast, at Lake Martin and at his Vestavia Hills estate.

Scrushy said the company is controlled by Shepherd Trust, atrust established for Scrushy's wife, Leslie and his nine children.

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